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Posts tagged: mac os x

I’ve written about AppleScripts before and how they make my life easier. Well, I found another example. With the advent of Mountain Lion (Mac OS 10.8) one of my favorite apps has been rendered unusable. I’ve been using MacFusion to connect to remote servers for a while now. But, for reasons which are detailed in forums here and there, it doesn’t work with Mountain Lion. So I’ve resorted to making my connections via the command line. I decided that rather than opening terminal, typing in or pasting in the command, that I’d rather have a script make my connection for me. This is kinda like when I decided I didn’t want to open VirtualBox just to launch a VM.

About four or five months ago I wrote about the demise of the XServe. In that post I talked about the possibility of a licensing change in OS X 10.7 Lion that would allow for virtualization on non-Apple branded hardware. Well, my timeframe was off, and (it turns out) so was my guess at which version of the OS this would apply to. As reported by AppleInsider it appears that VMware vSphere 5 may add virtualization support for Mac OS X Server. What’s interesting is that they’re talking about Snow Leopard here, not necessarily having to wait for Lion.

So a few weeks back Apple announced that they are going to stop selling the XServe at the end of January 2011. The proposed replacements are either a Mac Pro or the Mac Mini server edition. MacWorld has a great article about how neither of these are great solutions. However, I can’t imagine that Apple is really going to leave enterprise customers and those wishing to manage Macs hanging out to dry in such a fashion. Read more »

I’m rockin’ a brand new MacBook Pro. It’s a 15″ with a Core i5. Pretty sweet step up from the PowerBook G4 I’ve been using the last four years. Of course, since it’s an Intel chip one of the very first things I had to do was get some virtual machines running.

At my day job I use VirtualBox from Oracle, née Sun. It runs the machines I need to use far better than Fusion or Parallels. Turns out neither of the paid products have terrific support for OS/2. Yes, I said OS/2, and yes, I have running water!

When you launch VirtualBox you are greeted with a list of your VMs and the opportunity to see details about each one and launch them from there. Once launched, a second icon will appear in your dock. I prefer to have a cleaner dock, so I generally quit VirtualBox at this point leaving VirtualBoxVM running. There are extra steps in this process that I would like to avoid.

How does one start a VirtualBox VM without opening VirtualBox first? Here’s how. Read more »

So, I was at a tradeshow and was prepping to demo a network-connected device. Typically, in this situation I use a Linksys wireless router designed to accept a Verizon Wireless air card. However, at this particular show, that tool was unavailable. The solution? A Palm Pre Plus, and a MacBook Pro running Mac OS X 10.6. Read more »